Sentence examples for subject make from inspiring English sources
In the first sentence, with a compound subject, make it "are".
When it comes to narrative style, however, author and subject make an awkward pairing.
The pungency, intelligence and humour of Grant and his subject make this the most enlivening of case-books.
Everything Michael knew about eyeliner he'd learned from Liz, but now he realized he had something to teach her on the subject: make it permanent.
They -- on this particular subject, make that "we" -- don't like being crowded by ever-increasing government surveillance or stalked by a growing army of Internet commercial snoops.
She pointed out that Nikki's best friends were African-American and Latino, though the black-and-white drawings and the complete lack of emphasis on race as a subject make their racial or cultural identity hard to discern.
The subject makes them cagey.
Foos wrote, "The subject makes me sick".
Perversely, a song on that very subject made him rich.
She distances the subject, makes it tragic, monumental.
After all this time, the subject makes me slightly uneasy.
